PrincessRottenPeach

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Pansy's bitch. Keep fandom FREE from AI!

It's the duty of an artist to use their voice and platform to stand-up for the oppressed. Presale (password: FORTHEKIDS) is at 10am PST tomorrow On sale to general at 12pm PST tomorrow

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Jackson Yeung, first camera assistant of ‘Heated Rivalry’, shared on his Instagram a picture of a message that was left for the cast and crew at one of the filming locations. “Jacob + crew, Connor + Hudson - Thank U 4 changing lives!”

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Today, I signed an Executive Order temporarily repealing bedtimes in the City of New York so that kids of all ages can watch our team in the NBA Finals. As Mayor, you’re forced to make many difficult decisions. This was not one of them. Go Knicks.

We’ve helped 223,000 New Yorkers maintain access to their SNAP benefits, but there are 40,000 New Yorkers who are still at risk of losing their food assistance. No one in the wealthiest city in the richest country on Earth should go hungry. Call 718-SNAP-NOW (718-762-7669) to protect your benefits.

Three images of Mayor Mamdani speaking to camera with text that reads: 

Food stamp work requirements don't create jobs, they create hunger.

We've helped 223,000 New Yorkers keep their benefits.

Call 718-SNAP-NOW to learn how to protect your benefits.WE HELPED
223,000
New Yorkers keep their food assistance benefits
(SNAP).WE REDUCED BY 65%
The number of New Yorkers projected to lose their benefits.THE WORK IS NOT OVER.
40,000
Remaining New Yorkers could lose their benefits this month.

“Every glance, every silence, every line crossed, this story was never simple. Honored to receive a Peabody Award for telling it the way it deserved to be told. Heated Rivalry — winner of the Peabody Award for Entertainment.” via heatedrivalrytv

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Just a reminder friends that money from any official Harry Potter nonsense goes directly towards removing human rights for Trans people We don't watch the new show okay! Trans rights are human rights and your actions have an impact